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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
4
A reflection on the Dillinger capture and death, praising Federal pursuit and saying the end of the outlaw marks a moral turning point for the nation. The piece contrasts American justice with foreign approaches and warns criminals that the long arm of the law will pursue them without mercy.
Through Brawley California mayor the city erected a $40 000 city hall funded by labor credited to delinquent tax accounts. The move suggests using tax delinquency to finance civic projects and curb overexpansion while avoiding higher assessments. It highlights unpaid taxes as leverage to fund public works.
The piece argues that strikes arise from deeper maladjustments and ambitions on one side, not random sparks. It frames general strikes as shifts from economic to political battles, a class war that hurts the public most while neither side gains much and the public often remains disengaged.
A discussion of home life notes that sentimental songs praise rugged housing while a Public Health Association report highlights stark facts. Only one-sixth of rural homes have plumbing and less than a quarter of the nation’s homes are fully equipped.
Washington reports say Berlin found Secretary Hulls aide memoire on German creditor treatment and U. S. pressure on Dawes and Young loan terms deeply offensive. Officials note internal diplomacy, with Feis heading to Europe for confidential economic data while Child recent mission continues unfinished business.
An NRA code authority faced $60,000 cash surplus after implementing a rule to pass on all transactions involving returned goods. Months of administration wiped out the surplus, leading the authority to conclude the returned goods issue should be left to cure itself.
The Stock Exchange Committee chair Joseph P. Kennedy, once viewed with suspicion by liberal critics for his past as a pool operator, has won them over with a cordial engaging manner. The new agencies face busy holidays as they draft regulations and build staff.
The association president highlights running water shortages, electricity deficits, and private homes with fire hazards and heat waste due to poor insulation. He notes South small homes lack screens to prevent malaria, and New York tenement findings mirror conditions nationwide, boosting support for a housing remodeling program.
A medical note explains hiccups arise from diaphragm and glottis disruption, with phrenic nerve stimulation, and lists causes from stomach disturbance to brain disorders. It outlines remedies from stomach washing and brandy to inhaling carbon dioxide and rebreathing, plus surgical options for persistent cases.
Athens County residents in Columbus invited to a Sunday picnic at Olentangy Park on Aug 3. Former Glouster residents in Columbus expected to attend. Beulah Townsend celebrates eighth birthday at 4 Sunnyside Drive. Woman's Bible Class plans a picnic supper with Mrs. W L Gard on Thursday.
Ralph D. Cole Republican candidate for United States Senator visited the city yesterday and today to meet old friends and gain supporters. He spoke on the campus balcony before 400 summer school students who applauded and laughed at his remarks. The J B Fulton house on East State Street sold for 6500 to Dean Johnson J Richeson of the Normal College with possession in August. Mrs F W Bush and two children head for a Muskingum River camp near Eagleport for a week with Mrs Anna Shearer and Miss Edyth Jones visits Columbus today.
Dr. Morris Fishbein argues the era’s main medical focus should be understanding the mind over the body for humanity’s benefit in the century ahead. He emphasizes mental science as key to progress in medicine.
Dr Blanton cites Dr Madorah E Smith on child word use by age with a table comparing boys and girls from ages two to six. The piece argues against baby talk, urges treating children as real people, and stresses normal, calm speech over exaggerated tones.
The Messenger discussion frames a national referendum on Roosevelt's social security program as a debate over implementation rather than aim. It notes three core aims productive employment protection against misfortune and orderly governance and argues the dream of security has long driven American optimism.
In 1692 the Franciscan Cellar in Munich awarded the Stein of Honor to Dr. von Riedel Bavarian Minister of Finance who had been a daily customer for 40 years. He first visited in 1852 as a ministry apprentice and for decades kept the same table. Tomorrow: The House out of a Chimney.
Jane Terry returns to Marburg and New York life to prove herself while Amy Jackson contends with Howard Jacksons aviation enlistment. Amy hopes for a child to anchor their future as war looms, balancing work at a church organ and lessons against rising separations. Both face heartbreak and resolve as Howard departs.
The anonymous writer discusses Helmuth Klotz and his portrayal of Hitler era dynamics. The review claims Klotz reveals German leaders as fearful schemers and critiques their actions to defend the regime. It argues Nazism benefited from rapid bureaucratic efficiency and Prussian influence.
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